Planning For Value In The Mining Value Chain - Mine Planning To Deliver Value - A Complex Problem

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
A. Vorster
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

The objective with mine planning is to consistently deliver production conforming to quality and quantity requirements throughout the life of the mine. The complexity of the operational context of the modern mine extends far beyond the actual production actions and there is a need to find ways of analysing and managing this extended environment. A well-established approach to handling complex situations rely on the creation of representative models that use classification and visualization strategies. An example of the use of a classification scheme is the periodic table of the elements. All physical matter can be expressed as combinations of basic elements. Not only is the periodic table useful in classifying and identifying matter but it can also be used for the prediction of the properties of unknown matter and compositions of elements.
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APA: A. Vorster  (2001)  Planning For Value In The Mining Value Chain - Mine Planning To Deliver Value - A Complex Problem

MLA: A. Vorster Planning For Value In The Mining Value Chain - Mine Planning To Deliver Value - A Complex Problem. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2001.

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